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jamesoncamp

James Camp 🛠,🛠

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@jamesoncamp

Internet Kid est 1988 | 2 exits, 1000 failures Google Launchpad + Techstars GTM & Content Strategy For Venture Backed Startups

RosterStartup & SaaS BuildersAI Agents & Productivity Tools
95,652 followers · 2,076 following · Last polled 3h ago
Perf. Score
55.2
Rank #182
Value Score
14.1
#237 of 273 priced
Median views
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p25 5.9K · trailing 7d
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96K
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$202.46
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Value Score 14.1 · rank #237 of 273 priced$10033.44 / 1K engagementsrate age unknown (pre-audit import)

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Your brain cannot comprehend how rich a billionaire is. A Ferrari costs $350K. You can buy one on a good W2 salary. A mega yacht costs $500M. That is 1,400 Ferraris. Renting that yacht for a week costs more than most people make in a year. Owning it costs more than most companies are worth. Ferrari money is entry level rich. And the gap between entry level and the top is so massive your brain literally shuts off trying to process it. You don't want to be a billionaire. You want $10M, a paid off house, and freedom to do whatever you want on a Tuesday. That IS the dream. For 99% of people. But you won't believe that because the internet convinced you anything less than a billion is failure.frozen6d ago455K2.3K1149894440.65%
I constantly feel behind and stressed This is coming from someone who does 50% of his work inside codex, often has multiple agents running, and follows the benchmarks of model releases Then I see something like this and I’m reminded…we are still so early If you’re reading this…you’re on the very very cutting edge The world still has no idea what’s coming
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GPT Sol and Astra as so obscenely good at browser use It is genuinely a new paradigm of how to do work I can basically guarantee you 2-3x productivity if you do this - install wispr. First thing first. Being able to tell your computer what to do is a game change instead of typing - install ChatGPT chrome plugin - brain dump everything you need done with wispr into codex with sol or Astra on medium - connect notion mcp - ask codex to creator a notion project tracker of everything you need to do from your brain dump - create 3 diff workspaces in codex. Name them agent 1, agent 2, agent 3 - go into each one and ask them to look at the notion board and figure out what parts of your the work it can do in the browser and to start - tell it to come to you for anything that requires decision making or is forward facing. Do not send any emails or anything that a client might see without your sign off And start Before you know it, you will see what the future looks like It will fundamentally change the way you see workfrozen19d ago79K1.1K435451.8K3.78%
Alexandr Wang is running a product launch like a creator drop, and it works better than standard enterprise marketing playbooks. Unfiltered memes and mascot edits from fans show what happens when someone with real product credibility leans into internet culture instead of fighting it. Most companies rely on sanitized corporate comms to protect their brand. He is just posting through it and building genuine community energy around an AI agent. The gap between a corporate rollout and an internet-native launch is about to get very expensive for companies still doing it the old way. https://t.co/02u5EbVbsGfrozen28d ago73K466211751220.87%
You cannot save your way to wealth on a salary when asset prices inflate faster than wages. The divide in America is no longer rich vs poor or high income vs low income. It is equity holders vs hourly laborers. If your entire net worth is tied to trading hours for W-2 dollars, you are playing a game with mathematically guaranteed negative yield against currency debasement. The only way to survive the modern economy is owning equity, real assets, or distribution. https://t.co/aBmYMq0EkOfrozen19d ago64K833694783662.05%
I deeply urge everyone to try to go an entire day of doing all of your work through Claude or Codex You will be blown away by what is possible Once it clicks you will never look back and your view on the economy and labor will change foreverfrozen20d ago60K665194163761.85%
My hot take is that 20 years ago you could download cracked software on torrent sites and kazaa The avg consumer will not build their own software in the same way they didn’t download a cracked version What this makes interesting is IP infringement enforcement - someone’s going to make a lot of money herefrozen13d ago53K464264544121.79%
You can do $80,000 a month selling a guide on how to do a handstand. I’ve seen it Not an app. Not a SaaS. Literally just teaching people how to do a handstand. Founders convince themselves they need a massive TAM or venture capital to build real cash flow. When you have deep expertise in any specific skill people struggle to learn on their own, some simple funnel mechanics print you more money then you will ever need 1. Top of funnel Daily short-form video on social channels. Post trial reels to see what catches the algorithm with cold strangers before pushing to the main feed. Deliver a 15-second visual diagnosis of the exact mechanical mistake keeping people stuck. Lean into the pain they are having. 2. Conversion loop Sell directly through daily Stories. Run retargeting ads exclusively to past 30-day video engagers and profile visitors. Dirt-cheap warm traffic instead of lighting cash on fire on cold audiences. 3. Low-ticket entry A $27 30-day drill program promising a measurable benchmark. For him, a 10-second freestanding hold. In your niche, the single hurdle buyers obsess over fixing. 4. Backend engine Nobody hits $80,000 a month on PDFs in 2026. The backend is async video reviews via Loom and a recurring community at $197 a month or an intensive cohort at $500. Solve the exact bottleneck stopping someone from getting a result Lean into their ICP and pain, and they gladly hand you $500+ Many tech founders would be happier and richer selling info and communityfrozen12d ago45K388232467922.72%
I set my agents to goals overnight and go to sleep. They don't clock out or sleep. They run overnight and work in perpetuity. When I wake up, hours and hours of work are already done. Only 2% of Americans pay for AI and I’m sure only 1% of them are doing this If you’re in that cohort you’re far far ahead of the curvefrozen17d ago45K428128631971.62%
.com domains are only going to go up in value $100M for https://t.co/h75cZCj6M7 has got to be a recordfrozen23d ago35K1125113290.45%
Beauty brand I advise blew up with influencers this year and the cofounders are out today buying chanel purses for the girls that drive them the most revenue The girls are also already paid LOTS of money to post. Flat rate + commission ….Take notes3d ago35K1523131800.72%
Nikita is right: technical moats for software are gone. Any competent team can ship the exact same features. But that does not mean software is dead. All commoditized goods are fungible by definition. The actual moats left: Distribution, taste, community, physical components, and service layers attached to the software. Ask anyone selling coffee, crude oil, securities, milk, or wheat if their product is different from their competitors. It never is. Winners understand this shift. Code as a moat is dead. Selling software is not.frozen10d ago33K524403893512.94%
iMessage agents are an obscenely unlock for customer acquisition I work with several well funded companies on them, and our CPAs are far below other channels We have a moment in time where this is all new and people are excited to use it them Ecom, Software, Media...everyone one of these businesses has an opportunity to acquire users and engage with them in a way that wasnt really possible until now Those who hop on board today will be able to ride this edge for the next 6-12 monthsfrozen7d ago32K191131514061.96%
I’ve used every single personal agent, and muse genuinely sucks2d ago30K1794622320.92%
I am genuinely thinking we may have a shift away from macOS and windows for the first time since the invention of the personal computer For the past few months I’ve done all my work inside codex and it has become essentially an OS for me I can start to see a world where the apps you need are just spun up on demand or called through an mcp and a UI exists locally for usagefrozen18d ago28K325149810841.88%
One of the easiest ways to spot low intelligence is watching someone evaluate a person they dislike. You see it every time Elon Musk comes up. If someone points out his success and your response is "he never built anything himself," that says everything about your intellect and nothing about his. You don't have to like the guy to acknowledge landing reusable rockets and forcing the entire auto industry electric. Letting your personal emotions blind you to obvious execution is the fastest way to stay stupid.frozen17d ago27K504297910472.46%
I’d like you all to note why this is killer content and his account had grown like 9k followers from it He didn’t “build in public” he shared frameworks and results In public If you want to grow an audience and get clients you must accomplish things first biggest issue I run into when clients ask me to help them with content and narrative is the fact that they often don’t want to tell a story OR they don’t have one to tell yet If you want an audience. I’d highly recommend you go build something first It will be much easier to get people to follow you afterfrozen11d ago25K29362422892.50%
If you want a $100B startup, this is one of the best markets to be in: BizOpp. Shopify is the biggest player in it. Base44 and Lovable are taking a shot at it too. The idea is to market an outcome, and make the SaaS the tool you need to get it. Put bluntly, all these companies are selling consumers on the idea of getting rich. Even if it is implicit, their affiliates push that concept to drive sales. Many will fail, some become whale clients, and a large cohort just does okay. The revolving door of customers is never ending. Applying info and ecom tactics to venture backed software businesses works…trust mefrozen11d ago24K248131203502.63%
My brain is melting listening to this 20VC pod with the head of growth from Viktor No shade. He sounds amazing. But if everyone is blown away by this, me and the boys really are the 1%. I can introduce any big tech company to their super IC marketer They are even saying “their should be a place to go where you pay to Learn marketing” I can also show them 100 info products and communities for this Sorry for this vague post maybe I live in a bubble…but is the tech world really unaware of all of this?frozen5d ago24K23925821892.07%
I run 3 Codex agents in my browser at the same time...and im 3x more productive They do research, write outreach and build landing pages while I talk to them. Here's the full playbook, prompts included https://t.co/ffRI4SZXUIfrozen15d ago23K10252522361.60%
For everyone that thinks consumers will just vibe code all their own software any time soon. I deeply urge you to read thisfrozen7d ago22K1407230961.21%
I was at a fireside chat with a few a16z partners. Someone asked why they would ever write Adam Neumann another check after the WeWork meltdown. The partner didn't hesitate: "That's exactly why we back him." Most people don't understand how venture actually works. Public disagreement isn't a red flag for a VC. It is the exact signal they are looking for. Their entire business model runs on power laws. The math only works if they make asymmetric bets where the upside is uncapped and the consensus thinks they've lost their minds. If everyone agrees a company is going to work, the price is already efficient. There is no alpha left on the table. It’s the same reason I laugh at my own replies whenever I talk about humanoid robotics or labor getting re-priced: "Robots won't work." "Physical jobs aren't going anywhere." The doubt in the comments is the whole point. If the outcome were obvious to the crowd, the returns wouldn't be obscene. Public disbelief is the tax you pay for asymmetric upside.frozen29d ago20K1526155691.23%
Okay health Twitter Who should I talk to about psoriasis? I have had it on and off my whole life. Normally flares don't last too long. I have never really used steroid creams or anything until recently but now it seems that steroid creams knock it down but then it comes right back. I want to do everything in my power to not take steroid creams Cc @NoahRyanCo any follow suggestions?frozen24d ago17K270201150.36%
Personal agents are going to be as big as smartphones Shoutout to Tab, it doesn’t get sketchy with my data like Instinct and it has started cleaning out my closet at making me money I took some pics of Lego sets I want to sell > It listed them on eBay > edited the photos > negotiated with buyers > purchased shipping labels All I did was print a QR code and take the pics Oh it also called several physical therapists for me to see if they accepted my insurance, and if they could help with me knee Then came back to me to tell me best options My life has 10x’d already, things are going to get very interesting in the future There are such disgustingly large opportunities in agentic commercefrozen26d ago16K13572031201.79%
Have you considered being yourself on linkedin? Everyone else is showing 12 months This is 28 days of my trying - here is how you can copy me 1. First off…images. All post should include an image. 2. Early engagement is everything 3. I use @stanleybystan to repurpose my tweets and write them for LinkedIn. Format is a little diff there. 4. Personal stories. Less corporate slop. You want to stand out. 5. Talk about trending topics and companies that lots of people work at or follow Voila! I wish I started it earlier. But we are here now. I’m quite confident I’ll do over 10M impressions there over the next 12 months You can toofrozen1mo ago16K9952011241.58%
The hardest hire in tech over the next 5 years is going to command $500,000+ a year Traditional corporate comp bands cap marketing leads at $180k-$220k. Founders post a job req on LinkedIn and send standard HR screening questions. Then they wonder why nobody top-tier bites. The person who understands internet culture, writes high-converting copy, and builds their own technical plumbing does not have a resume. They already run cash-flowing projects and own their own distribution. They don’t fit into a traditional org chart You have to pitch them like a venture deal with partner-level equity or mid-six-figure cash. At that point, you are buying out a solo founder.frozen13d ago15K216123841012.42%
Posting here is the highest-leverage time you will ever spend on your business. It is a completely asymmetrical bet: you risk 20 minutes a day, and the upside is multigenerational wealth. - Made some of my best friends here - Found 75% of my client work here - Bought a company out of a DM - Built email lists that drove millions in sales - Made hundreds of thousands directly - Got invited into some of the world's most interesting startups - Met founders I used to read about in TechCrunch The catch? The first few years, I posted daily and networked with zero expectation of an outcome. Winning on social comes down to three things: 1. Patience 2. Consistency 3. Actually living an interesting life offlinefrozen24d ago14K1588241812.01%
ChatGPT Voice + Sol 5.6 Browser use + codex is the closet I’ve ever felt to “Jarvis” This is Weird…I’m just walking around my office having a convo with my computer l and work is getting done I have seen the futurefrozen4d ago13K21613621302.86%
The Optimus factory at Giga Texas is designed to produce 10 million humanoid robots a year... Running 24/7, that single building is producing enough physical labor to build: - Empire State Building in 45 minutes - Golden Gate Bridge in 2.5 hours - Hoover Dam in 3.5 hours - Transcontinental Railroad in 24 hours - Panama Canal in 3 days - Pyramids of Giza in 4 days - US Interstate Highway System in 2 months The world is not remotely ready for the exponential jump in physical output coming over the next few decades.frozen20d ago13K13913266341.63%
Codex has absolutely changed my life recently. Sol is a fantastic model. Astra is out of control. Something I did the other day that would have taken 20 hours of manual work, I knocked out in 2: Needed customer interviews across thousands of users to see what people actually loved before writing marketing copy. 1. Uploaded customer usage data to segment quick churners, power users, and signups that never converted. 2. Pulled 10 from each cohort and had it run background research on their actual businesses. 3. Drafted 30 emails into Gmail giving them something they could use for their own business. 4. Spent 45 minutes of that time on manual review to edit awkward copy and hit send. Next year, when the average person catches up to how we work here on Twitter, GDP is going to go through the roof.26d ago13K19032101162.50%
Imagine thinking the new roadster looked better than this Porsche design is above and beyond some of the greatest in history. The 911 for example has defined what humans think of as a sports carfrozen6d ago13K2573441102.47%
I’ve been advising a beauty brand since inception essentially and their bootstrapped growth has been parabolic Year 1: $50k Year 2: $1M Year 3: $5M Year 4: pacing for $20M Just recently went to retail and have biggest beauty retailers now all reaching out to them. Should they raise money? Or bootstrap And if raising what are best funds in this space currentlyfrozen11d ago13K1062250341.33%
Hot take Many founders chasing venture dollars should really just be building an info or services business They would be much more likely to get richfrozen12d ago12K1581140982.34%
The amount of good use cases that we’ve seen come from personal agents so far Can’t we figure out how to do more than make me a dinner res and book a flight?frozen19d ago11K693332121.04%
This is some of the coolest merch I’ve had The @anduriltech x @modretro collab is amazing More brands should make tangible merch we can hold and use. I have enough pens and tote bags. More of this please https://t.co/EBwZ89jndQfrozen20d ago11K1032181191.34%
Is the surprisingly good looking 3 series in the room with us?frozen19d ago11K120124041.40%
X is my favorite platform on the internet, but growing from 0 here is above and beyond the hardest. All the greatest minds, buyers, and capital allocators are here, plus some of the funniest people on earth. But if you want fast reach from scratch, go after IG. A decent post with a tiny account on IG can bring you followers. Trial reels take almost no effort to tweak slightly and post multiple versions. LinkedIn is much easier too. How to make an IG reel that performs: 1. Find a viral reel you like. 2. Plug it into @bot or @stanleybystan and ask for a word for word breakdown of the script. 3. Have it interview you on your expertise to mad lib your thoughts directly into the script. 4. Record the video in the Edits app. 5. Make a new version on the top left, change the font color or text size on the hook, and post versions as trial reels. I can break down LinkedIn too if helpful, just let me know. In an AI world, everyone needs to be creating content. Founder led, EGC, team. The era of staying quiet is dead. It will be very clear who recognized this and who didn't.frozen4d ago10K12141631472.81%
Ive been 3 entire funnels and over 20 landing pages in the past week as well The team has had a hard time keeping up - Put codex to Astra and give it a web page you want to copy - give it a goal and and ask it to check its work with a human eye on desktop and mobile and only return it when it’s a 9/10 or above match - open a new chat and ask it to create a drag and drop wysiwyg so that you can edit the images and headline and copy - voila Now you can find any funnel, hand the url to your funnel builder (host in on Vercel) And from there just click and edit copy to split test things and launch new funnels Let me know any questions! When I have time this week I’ll do a video breakdownfrozen18d ago10K1216702203.45%
The 30-year Treasury yield hit 5.49%. Mortgage rates are at 7.5%, and every additional point adds hundreds of billions in interest on $40 trillion in debt. Capital leaves stocks and crypto because investors do not need to take risk to get yield. Let’s see if Stocks and crypto can rally while risk-free debt pays over 5%. https://t.co/yHjb4Dl4dufrozen26d ago9.5K1908040.33%
People are going to hav a hard time believing this But from here on out every single website and piece of software you use will have been vibe coded in one way or another17h ago9.3K102480131.37%
Personal agents will be as popular as smartphones one day I have tested every single one and time and time again tell my friends to use @Tabdotbot Very excited to see them come out of stealthfrozen15d ago9.0K593220401.38%
To moment you realize that you can send directions to 24/7 agents at 171 words per minute Is the moment you realize we are entering into an entirely new era of productivity There is a 12 month window to be 10x ahead of everyone else if you just take a moment to learn howfrozen12d ago8.8K794701002.17%
Physical gyms became necessary because machines removed everyday exertion. The exact same split is about to happen to analytical thinking. If you use AI just to spit out final answers, your critical thinking atrophies. The winners will be people that push back on AI, work on creative process IRL, and consistently bring new experiences to the table to give AI context on https://t.co/6dWNuyB3lTfrozen17d ago8.7K818132261.49%
So you’re all wondering how you incentivize people like Eric and Hector to come work for you 1. Great CEOs are s tier recruiters. And recruiting is just sales and story telling. This is also why they are so good at raising money. I’ve spoken to Tanay…is an s tier founder/ceo + their product is INSANELY GOOD. 1B as a marketer myself…getting to market a product as good as flow is a dream. 2. The upside in equity comp starts really getting interesting in a company growing like wispr 3. Some people are interested in structure. Or being on a team of something bigger. 4. The trick is to have good cash comp + equity upside becomes nutty + find someone that likely uses your company as a stepping stone to do something on their own after Many great markets and creatives don’t have that foresight and just see a job as crushing them. For those that see it as a gold star, opportunity to learn, and make lots of money in equity It can be the perfect step in the ladder of their careerfrozen9d ago8.4K925130862.34%
I’ve worked with the team for months on this product, and it’s fantastic. If you think AI is just going to write 10/10 content for you…give up now If you want AI to help you understand what to write, structure it better, and help you plan…you are in for a very good surprise.frozen7d ago8.2K61280731.75%
Looking for IG carrousel king or queen - NOT AN AGENCY. If this is you send me some of your work with proof of its results Or tag someone great belowfrozen22d ago7.9K463161161.04%
I have never worked more in my life I have also never felt more productive in my life I am the canary in the Cole mine Eventually everyone will have this output, and GDP will rip for the next few years Place your bets accordinglyfrozen20d ago7.8K1154141171.94%
Not sure if this is awesome or terrifying tbhfrozen10d ago7.7K24013030.52%
Fixed @NousResearch is goated if your somewhat technical @Tabdotbot is goated if you want iMessage @bot is great in between but cron jobs have been failing recently @Muse is great if you want to do IG research but fails a lot for me outside meta ecosystem @openclaw I never ever got to work well for mefrozen18d ago7.5K452120451.39%
Truly blessed to be alive right now, screw the doomers. Life gets better every day.3d ago7.4K64230101.06%
Just got a new Mac what should I install? https://t.co/8wDLiSWYq73d ago7.4K54116231.03%
Google and Microsoft are spending billions on data centers to lock everyone into cloud compute Zuck is giving the weights away and teaming up with Apple so you run them at home Meta never needed a cloud business to win Zuck just has to crush everyone elses marginsfrozen7d ago7.0K895161211.87%
Momentum from zero only happens 2 or 3 times in your life. Most people catch a spark and immediately play defense. They worry about balance, protect what they have, and derisk it until the window closes. When you catch real momentum, push every chip into the middle.frozen4d ago6.8K1095141382.46%
The first of many legacy dominoes to fall22h ago6.2K10126071.86%
I don't type anymore. I use Wispr to write at 171 words per minute. That's 3x my typing speed. And it still feels slow. Do you have any idea how fast the speed of thought is? That next jump to controlling a computer with your brain is an obscene jump. Wild to think how much faster we're about to get.frozen13d ago6.2K322122231.15%
The $10+ trillion opportunity is moving atoms around but everyone thinks the right bet is the frontier labs The world is not ready for how good humanoid robotics are getting. They will require dramatically more compute and real-world data than LLM's When you watch this video, you can get a glimpse into the future, and its very very clear Find your way to get a piece of this pie ASAP This "bubble" isn't popping anytime soonfrozen29d ago6.1K25290110.77%
I’m so hyper bullish on creators moving forward If you had any idea what it costs to produce a TV commercial and then buy the ad space for it you would be too Imagine spending $1M+ to get in front of 500k people Or spending $100k to get the same production, put in front 1M people that are only shown the ad because the have signaled algorithmically that they want to see and engage with the content It’s a no brainer - top creators will make more and more money over the next decadefrozen23d ago6.1K794142282.09%
Coinbase has really mastered the pivot from exchange to gambling appfrozen24d ago6.0K2316040.56%
It is terrifying how many people upload their company financials to ChatGPT or Claude. Everyone knows an LLM will hallucinate and lie to you. We gave AI agents access to terminal commands, codebases, and browsers, but financial rails are still stuck in 1998. If you hand an LLM an open credit card, you deserve whatever happens. Deterministic rails with hard spend limits and human approvals are the only way agents should ever touch real money. That’s why I’m paying attention to today's @Airwallex launch. They just rolled out Agentic Business Accounts - letting you delegate the heavy lifting (like scheduling cross-border supplier payments) to an AI agent, while you keep the controls completely intact. The agent does the admin. You set the rules, permissions, and approvals. This is how you actually automate your P&L without risking the company.frozen22d ago5.9K18211170.66%
If you want to go viral here it’s a super simple formula Pick whatever AI tool is hot and being talked about right now And then talk about how you can use it to get rich It’s absurd the nonsense people post and how much the masses eat it up it2d ago5.8K1141291282.97%
At 15, my job was cold approaching strangers in Times Square to sell comedy club tickets for cash. Most founders spend weeks tweaking pitch decks and email subject lines because they are secretly terrified of hearing no. On the street, you get ignored or told to fuck off 200 times before lunch. By day three, you realize rejection carries zero physical consequences. Once you stop treating a no like an identity crisis, closing deals turns into basic probability. The faster you burn through rejection, the sooner your business actually starts.frozen11d ago5.7K874120222.19%
We reinvented Torrents, and then made the infinitely customizable - and playable in your browser As cool as this is, it feels very ominous for the future of IP protectionfrozen13d ago5.7K47221221.31%
6 months ago an announcement like this would have had the timeline freaking out Now it seems just…expected Amazing the speed at which humans cease to be impressed by new technologies.frozen16d ago5.4K521100121.38%
Insane that enterprise AI pilots burn $10m+ on tokens and change zero workflows Giving employees raw model access does NOTHING if the model cannot read company databases The real moat in enterprise AI was never the model It is the plumbing and structure that routes the datafrozen23d ago5.2K18292130.84%
Sadly as hard as I try to just use on LLM subscription, I find myself always needing at least 2 Only a matter of time though until that’s not true You can’t tell the difference between verizon and at&t - one day that will be same with LLMs for the avg consumer All so good they feel exactly the same for daily usefrozen9d ago5.0K31012050.95%
So you want to build a $100B company But you’re afraid to post on X? …good luckfrozen4d ago4.9K64113191.81%
Capital is moving towards the attention economy more everyday There are only so many hours in the day. Attention is scarce. And in any market, low supply + high demand = higher prices for said assetfrozen14d ago4.5K5103091.39%
Founders should be leading sales from zero to $5M. Juggling everything else is what burns you out. Talking to customers, understanding the product, and closing deals is where a founder belongs. That work creates actual value. What drains you are the fifty 30-second admin tasks after every call. Logging notes, moving deal stages, and updating fields. Anyone can vibe code a simple CRM in an afternoon now. Storing contact records was never the problem. What founders actually need is software where agents quietly run the database and structure data directly on the backend. Take the administrative drag off founders so they can stay focused on what humans are still needed for: talking to people and driving revenue. A founder spending all day talking to customers instead of babysitting a CRM is how you actually hit $5M.frozen8d ago4.5K44391291.90%
I’m sort of floored by how fast we are accelerating into the hyper gamblification of everything Some people will make millions Some people will lose everything Hate it or like it this is the future of gambling and gaming. I just thank my lucky stars I’m afraid to touch this, but if you’re into stuff like this…I can only imagine how fun this all makes it.1d ago4.3K1527060.69%
A 5-person agency having daily standups can be outpaced by one person running 3 browser tabs in an afternoon. Headcount is no longer a proxy for output.frozen14d ago4.2K37220431.99%
If you got everyone on your team running 3 agents all day your company would be leaps and bounds ahead of competitors We have a small window, where people outside our bubble don’t understand thisfrozen11d ago4.1K52540462.60%
Sales reps burn hours every week pitching tire kickers who never had budget to buy Subquadratic kills that burn for five cents. SubQ Snap matches incoming prospects against every customer you ever won or lost in under a second. If they do not look like your best buyers, nobody wastes time writing a custom pitch. Stop paying reps to pitch people who will never buy. Teams that hop on tools like this will be 10x ahead of the pack in the next 6 monthsfrozen10d ago4.0K21190141.13%
Most creators leave a 9-to-5 to stop trading time for money, only to trade their boss for an algorithm. Then the daily hamster wheel starts. Post a video, watch the view count stall, scramble for another hook, film, edit, ship, and wake up tomorrow morning right back at zero. People run that cycle for years and realize they built nothing. Rented attention evaporates the second you stop feeding it. If your entire model depends on the algorithm, you lose everything the moment distribution drops. Content made just for the sake of creating content burns everyone out. It only works as a feeder to an actual business where you have real expertise. That domain competence is the only reason people follow you in the first place. Every post should show what you know, bring in customers, and feed a backend you control. If taking time off drops your revenue to zero, you didn't build a business. You just built a job you can never leave.frozen9d ago3.8K454202222.46%
Every founder now knows they need to create content and that it is the competitive advantage in 2026. Their order of operations is completely backwards. Building an audience is trivial when you spend your time building things that actually work. Spend your time getting fantastic at marketing, design, or coding. Solve hard problems for real businesses. Deep domain expertise removes the need to brainstorm content. Posts become a running log of what got shipped. If social platforms died tomorrow, undeniable operators still have clients waiting on their calendar. An audience only multiplies what you already know how to build.frozen10d ago3.8K574142212.61%
As someone who uses AI every day to build LPs, email flows, and think through ad creative The most powerful thing you can do is learn to write great copy and angles yourself It is the only way you can guide AI to give you good output. You need stories and details and real pain points in copy. Things LLMs can’t reproduce. The easiest way to get good at this? Is to “mad lib” other successful copy. Find other ads and emails that perform well and replace the words with details from your own product or story Eventually your brain gets good at doing this on its own From there, you can get an LLM to actually 10x your outputfrozen8d ago3.8K713212303.38%
One of the things that has moved the needle for me more than anything in life and business Has been being a connector I love putting smart and talented people together And in turn they often introduce me to smart and talented people who help mefrozen25d ago3.5K68381122.63%
75% of all work I do now sits inside codex Obviously lots of human work down through the browser in there But realizing that for me, Mac OS isn’t super relevant as an OS and wondering what this means for the future of Apple v Microsoftfrozen24d ago3.2K2414071.11%
12 month product roadmaps are dead in the age of AI and anyone who works around code knows that Things move to fast to plan 12 months out But what people don’t realize is everything else is moving faster too Marketing campaigns need to launch in days/weeks not months New landing pages for every angle spun up, thousands of UGC creators pushing content Launch. Iterate. Launch. Iterate. The edge is smaller than ever, and from here on out you need to be racing to grab market sharefrozen24d ago3.1K33110151.60%
The fastest way to run a business into the ground is only talking to the people who love you. Calling power users feels great. You leave validated. Calling the person who canceled after 4 minutes feels like getting punched in the throat. One protects your ego. The other keeps you from bleeding out.frozen24d ago3.1K41117052.07%
53 million Americans are managing healthcare for someone else. That can mean becoming the link between the doctor, the insurer and the pharmacy. If a referral stalls or a refill falls through, you’re the one chasing it. That’s what makes an assistant you can text or call useful: it can take on those follow-ups so less of your day goes into coordinating care. This is the kind of consumer AI I want to see more of. Giving people time back when they need it most.1d ago2.8K1515030.86%
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Taste is just the ability to create things that make the human brain release dopamine and remind the observer of things they perceive as “intentional” LLMs will be able to figure this out Distribution is the final moatfrozen8d ago2.7K1403080.94%
Is it just me? Or is Codex hitting all of us with a lot of this today https://t.co/AwKg689x4n21h ago2.6K1405020.81%
Broke this down in a format you can steal here https://t.co/6YYemhMZa115d ago951901081.89%
hey @bot can I get james@mail.grokbot.com for my bot?14d ago596301000.67%
Harvey is valued at $1.5B backed by Sequoia and OpenAI. Their cofounder admitted they deploy nearly 200 forward-deployed engineers just to get law firms to use the software. Enterprise AI is not a software margin business. It is an expensive consulting firm disguised as SaaS.27d ago435213021.84%
Never have I prayed to suffer more https://t.co/hVRTktbOPk13d ago275100010.73%